Round Willow Yoga
Round Willow Yoga is a studio in Tree Section with classes in vinyasa, power yoga and yin. About 25 classes a week with 11 facilitators, busiest on Mondays and Tuesdays. Most classes start in the morning.
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Compared with the rest of Los Angeles, Round Willow Yoga leans toward Throat 54×, Kundalini 39× and Postnatal 38×.
How Round Willow Yoga feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Los AngelesWho leads here
Sarah Walsh14 classes in two weeksCatie Purcell10 classes in two weeksLenie Ramos7 classes in two weeksLaurel Erilane4 classes in two weeksSydney More4 classes in two weeksNelly Born3 classes in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Round Willow Yoga
Round Willow Yoga sits on Highland Avenue in Manhattan Beach, in the Tree Section. Its classes are mostly yoga, with dozens running each month across a handful of styles. Vinyasa and all-levels classes form the core of the timetable, and the studio also offers Yin, Kundalini, and prenatal and postnatal classes. Most of the day's classes fall in the morning, with an evening block that runs into the early evening.
It suits you if
- you want a morning practice before work
- you are pregnant or practicing after birth
- you prefer all-levels vinyasa with a stronger edge
At a glance
26classes this week
11facilitators
Read more about Round Willow YogaThe styles and classes, When the classes run
The styles and classes
Vinyasa is the backbone of the timetable, and most of those classes are open to all levels. Power Vinyasa and Power Hour bring a stronger, more energetic pace, while Yin with Catie and Yin with Lenie offer longer holds for a slower session. Restore and Kundalini appear less often, so they make a quieter counterpoint to the rest of the week.
The studio also runs classes built for specific life stages. Prenatal and postnatal yoga appear across the timetable, and a Kid's Capoeira class gives younger students their own hour. A free community class is listed as well.
When the classes run
Most classes start in the morning, and the earliest begins at 7am. The busiest start times are 9am and 10:15am, so the morning is where the timetable is fullest. In the evening, the 6pm and 7:15pm starts are the common ones, and the day closes around 7:15pm.
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Mondays carry the most classes. Each class runs about an hour, which keeps the schedule easy to fit around a working day.
Round Willow Yoga: questions and answers
Where is Round Willow Yoga?
Round Willow Yoga is at 3504 Highland Ave in Tree Section, Manhattan Beach. Its classes are mostly yoga, and nearly all of them run in its studio on Highland Avenue. The studio's own website has the current timetable.
What kind of yoga do they teach?
Most classes are marked all levels, and Vinyasa is the style that appears most often. Power Vinyasa and Power Hour bring more strength into the practice, while Yin and Restore slow things down. Kundalini and the Kid's Capoeira class are less common, and there are also prenatal and postnatal classes.
When do most people practice here?
Mornings carry the most classes, and the earliest start is 7am. Evenings are the other busy part of the day, with the latest start at 7:15pm. Midday is quiet, and the busiest start times are 9am, 10:15am, 6pm and 7:15pm.
Is it a good place for beginners or for pregnant students?
Yes. Some of the classes are for pregnancy and the months after birth, and a few are for children. Many of the classes are open to all levels, so it is a practical place to start. The studio's own website has more detail on each class.
Who leads the classes?
About ten facilitators lead the classes. Sarah Walsh, Catie Purcell, Lenie Ramos and Sydney More are among those who lead the most classes, and Laurel Erilane, Nelly Born, Karina Diaz Acosta, Cameron O'Reilly, Gaia Mariani and Nicole Abou-Rjeili also teach regularly.